Rhythm & Hues invites You to....

If jazz was a color, what color would it be?
By Jacquelyn Hughes Mooney©97


Blue as in 'mo better?
Cobalt, azure teal,
Sapphired, indigoed midnight sky?

If jazz was a color..it'll fire up red hot!
Cinnamon salsa, mustard tinged lavender lace.
Improvising multiple patterned hues & blues..

RHYTHMS!!

Effortless blacks & whites!
Shading elegant brocades in smoky velvet
Coltraned…
Billie, Sarah, Duke.
Fly a way Bird!
Groove on Wash- ing- ton!
(No Kenny G here)!

Miles awake,
Miles high!
Miles wide

Colors erupting like a Cannonball!
If jazz was a color, the color would be what the eyes see...
Blue! As in mo betta…
Yeah
All rights reservedJHM ©97

"Changed Waters: Thrown Rocks, Building Castles"~Call for Artists

"Changed Waters: Thrown Rocks, Building Castles"


CALL FOR VISUAL ARTISTS: The focus of this exhibition is to showcase works
of art that depict transformation. The process of change takes on many forms,
but what does change look like to you? Coinciding with the 10th anniversary of
Katrina & Rita, the will be held Wednesday, Aug 26, 2015 from 4-7p.m at Rhythm
& Hues Art Space, 1501 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70112.


SUBMISSIONS: Artists can submit 1-3 works for consideration. Accepted media
can be any 2-D or 3-D media, such as painting, photography, fiber, mixed media,
pencil, ink, prints or sculpture. All work accepted must be ready to hang. Artists
must provide their own easels or pedestals for free standing pieces/sculptures/.
Included with your submission should be one to two short paragraph artist
descriptions of each submitted piece.


Submission deadline is July 1, 2015. All art images must be submitted
electronically. Please e-mail submissions as jpegs to rhythmnhues@gmail.com
for review. Selected works must be delivered to Rhythm & Hues Art Space at
1501 Canal St New Orleans, LA 70112 by July 6, 2015.



ENTRY REQUIRMENTS:
You must be a member in good standing of Ashé Cultural Arts Center’s Side By
Side program.


EXHIBITION DATES: July 17, 2015 - August 31, 2015
Rhythm & Hues Art Space, 1501 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70112.


GALLERY HOURS:
Wednesday – Saturday| 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. & 4:00 – 6:00 PM
Monday – Tuesday | By Appointment Only
For questions and any other additional information, please contact:
rhythmnhues@gmail.com

504-645-6168

And the Lioness Spoke...

Lydia's Purple Cloth Quilting Community: And The Lioness Spoke

Jacquelyn Hughes Mooney

(Each Tuesday) | 6:00-8:00 p.m.

NO CLASS February 17, 2015 - Mardi Gras

Ashé Cultural Arts Center | 1712 Oretha Castle Haley Blvd., NOLA

Free and open to the public

Quilting continues! We're excited to have more time to work on creations that will hang, not only at Ashé, but also at the Galerie 1501, a pop up gallery located at 1501 Canal Street . How's that for motivation?   The focus in the name change with the classes becoming part of the Ashe's regular lineup is on Lydia, Biblical figure, who was a seller of purple clothShe was very hospitable Christian woman, entrepernurial, creative, quite prosperous, and a visionary. She sold her wares  to the rulers of her time, the clergy and the wealthy.

 

 

The color purple, in ancient times, was and still is a difficult process to produce.  Having that skill allowed Lydia to provide not only for herself sn d her household, but the community around her.  That is why the renaming of the class as such is appropiate.

 

 

The talented quilting class participants are still creating incredible pieces. Bring your imagination and join in the fun for a series of quilting workshops led by visual poet artist Jacquelyn Hughes Mooney. These workshops will provide participants with opportunities to incorporate their own compelling personal stories as they produce vibrant, jazzy, contemporary, quilted textile collages. Finished quilts will be formally exhibited at the Ashé Cultural Arts Center opening March 3-April April 24,2015 entitled "Standing in the Shadows (no more)". 

 

 

 It will also have a second component at the  Galerie  1501 on Canal Street located in the historic Texaco building.  That exhibition entitled "Lydia's 1st Purple Moon: A Seasoned HeART is located at 1501 Canal Street from March 10-May 10,2015...


www.ashecac.org

 

 

 

 

 Karel Sloane Boekbinder,artist

 



 

 

  No sewing experience necessary.Every couple of months there will be a specific theme.  For February & March, it will be: "And the Lioness Spoke".  March is Women's History Month & April is National Quilts and National Poetry Month.

 

 Be sure to bring a pair of fabric scissors, and if you desire, fabrics you can share at this communal event. For more information, call (504) 569-9070

 

 

Tres Bien! An extraordinary artist~ Michele Lambert

Artist Statement

My process is about the energy in the light, and the color reflected from that light. Space is what is left. I feel the energy of that space and time. I can see it, taste it, and smell it. I experience it with all my senses and get to know it. I approach the subject by painting shapes and dark colors, leaving white space and then refine it until I feel I know it as much as I need to.

I paint from dark to light which is exactly the opposite of what I was taught in art school. But it’s the way I see it and it feels right to me. I like the feeling of getting as deep as I can and coming back out of it with intense bright light, color and definition. By using layers and layers of color it makes the work complicated and rich.

My artwork is like me, it is very simple and direct. I am a purist by nature. I don’t use props, projectors or mixed media. I work only with acrylic and water. I don’t follow any rules, I don’t measure, I don’t have a plan. I have a natural ability to put things into perspective. I visualize it and I paint it.

Everyone has feelings that are unique to them and the art’s job is to bring those feelings forward. If you see my work from the corner of your eye and look back because it makes you stop, draws you to look deeper into it and then look again , if it conjures up a feeling in you, then it’s done it’ job.”

Http://MicheleLambertArtist.com

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Represented by DREAM, LLC

Contact - Debra del Rio (727) 452 2900

MicheleLambertArtist@gmail.com



Here We Glow! Seasoned en Vieux Officially opens Dec 16th

"Mama Sylvia"~Terrence Osborne, artist in the Collection of Sylvia Robinson

 

Cocoon I (l on pillar above table)~Silk Rivers Metals

Hidden Eye~ Kichea Burt, photographer  Lee Grue, poet

 

 

 

 

 

Shanghai Blonde (l) Silk Rivers Metal

1920s Downtown New Orleans (r)~Michele Lambert, artist

 

 

"Going Mellow~Marietta Johnson, artist (l)

 

"Surrounded By Friends"~ Slyvia B. Simpson (r)

 

 

 

"Around the World"~ Susan Charles, artist (l)

 

"Hannibal"~ Dianne Baquet, artist (r)

 

 

 

"Around the World"~ Susan Charles artist

 

" Mediatating on His Goodness"~Irma White, artist









A Different Vieux






"Unseen"~ Corrie Boudreaux, Photographer





White Phoenix Coat ( wearable art)~Beesigye Ogden & Alfred Tumblin, designers


 



I've Been Framed! Seasoned en Vieux Exhibition Artists. pt 2

 

 "Markings"~ Farris Armand, artist. Pen & Ink

"The Blues Club"~ Jeff Todd, bluesman

 

 

 

 

Markings" ~Farris Armand, artist

 

 

 

 

"Proud Birds"~ Lynn Chase, Artist-Acyrlics

 

 

" The Magnolias"~ Lynn Chase, artist- Oils

 

 

 

 

Gutamalan Woman~ Lynn Chase, artist-Pastels